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I have the following code on a form to switch printers behind the scenes. There is a table that lists the users printers and a field in that table that defines what the printer is used for (i.e....
Can anybody explain to me the syntax to use ReportPrintInfo - the syntax # 3 version that uses an array? I need to set the PrintToFile option to create a postscript file and it seems to only be availa...
Can anybody explain to me the syntax to use ReportPrintInfo - the syntax # 3 version that uses an array? I need to set the PrintToFile option to create a postscript file and it seems to only be availa...
Does anyone know how to write this Paradox 4.5 code into a Paradox 11 script?
This works in my old Paradox. It goes through a list of account names finds the account in another table and scans to pro...
I have the following code on a form to switch printers behind the scenes. There is a table that lists the users printers and a field in that table that defines what the printer is used for (i.e....
Can anybody explain to me the syntax to use ReportPrintInfo - the syntax # 3 version that uses an array? I need to set the PrintToFile option to create a postscript file and it seems to only be availa...
Can anybody explain to me the syntax to use ReportPrintInfo - the syntax # 3 version that uses an array? I need to set the PrintToFile option to create a postscript file and it seems to only be availa...
Does anyone know how to write this Paradox 4.5 code into a Paradox 11 script?
This works in my old Paradox. It goes through a list of account names finds the account in another table and scans to pro...
No. Actually Paradox 7 "table structure" is the latest very flexible table structure. The only table structures are 1...3.x, 4.x, 5, and 7. No such thing as a Paradox 9 or 10 or 13 table structure.
If you ever have a calculated field on a form not update when you think it should, then you can use the ObjectPAL method forceRefresh() to make the calculated field display the correct values. This can occur, for example, when you update a field involved with a calculated field using a TCursor.
In Paradox, use an sqlQuery block to call store procedures. The following code uses an sqlQuery block to call an Oracle stored procedure. Use the syntax of whatever SQL server you're going against. With Oracle, if I remember correctly, you use an "execProc" or "exec" command.
sqlQuery = SQL ;execute proc here ENDSQL
if not dbSQL.executeSQL(sqlQuery, tcAnswer) then errorShow() endIf
Definition of the Week Project Alias:
A project alias, like public aliases, point to a folder. Project aliases are stored in the PDOXWORK.CFG file, which is loaded whenever you change working directories.
You can create either a public or project alias. A project alias, like public aliases, point to a folder. Project aliases are stored in the PDOXWORK.CFG file, which is loaded whenever you change working directories. You can think of project aliases as aliases that belong to a certain project stored in a specific working directory.
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PrestoEdit The serious programmer's editor of choice! Advanced multi-tabbed source code editor includes support for HTML, ObjectPAL, C++, Batch files, Delphi, SQL, Java, VB, Perl, and more.
Paradox Power Programming By Mike Prestwood. The official developer's guide to ObjectPAL and Paradox. The Most Complete Guide to Programming in Paradox. This book explains how to use the key components of Paradox programming, including ObjectPAL, Database Design, Object-Based Programming, SQL, Crosstabs, Graphs, Application Framework, Runtime, and Distribution Expert.
Workbench for Paradox Add 50+ options to Paradox. Workbench is an add-on suite of tools for the 32-bit version of Paradox and is geared toward speeding up the development of business database applications. This tool suite installs right into Paradox's Tools menu giving you easy access to over 50 options.
psSendMail DLL Send e-mail directly from your application. Works with all 32-bit Windows development environments and includes Paradox, Access, and Visual Basic examples.